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NEW FEATURES:
(1) Xorg 7.2 RC2/openSUSE 10.2 Support
(2) ATI Radeon X1650 Support
ISSUES RESOLVED:
(1) The ATI Mobility Radeon X2300 is now being properly identified
# service dbus start
Starting D-BUS daemonstartproc: signal catched /usr/bin/dbus-daemon:
Segmentation fault
# /etc/init.d/dbus start
Starting D-BUS daemonstartproc: signal catched /usr/bin/dbus-daemon:
Segmentation fault
Yesterday the D-Bus service decided it was going to segfault when
startin
On 1/29/07, Michael Schueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am Montag, 29. Januar 2007 schrieb Sorin Peste:
> Yesterday the D-Bus service decided it was going to segfault when
> starting; it was running smooth before that. Other dependent
> services like NetworkManager als
Well, not _totally_ ignoring me - I can shutdown / restart it just fine
using the service command... But any rug command like 'rug ping' or 'rug
sl' hangs... and remains that way.
zen-updater only displays 'Loading services / catalogs / preferences'
and 'Getting update list' messages.
This has be
Hans van der Merwe wrote:
> On Thu, 2007-02-08 at 14:32 +0200, Sorin Peste wrote:
>
>> Well, not _totally_ ignoring me - I can shutdown / restart it just fine
>> using the service command... But any rug command like 'rug ping' or 'rug
>> sl' hangs...
Hello,
My google-fu seems to be weak today 'cause I can't find a good answer to
this problem.
I have a server program. [ start] starts the server,
[ stop] stops it. I want to make it run as a daemon on an
openSUSE 10.2 installation, so it will start / exit cleanly.
Bonus:
- running it as a
Anders Johansson wrote:
> On Saturday 08 September 2007 11:27:59 Sorin Peste wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> My google-fu seems to be weak today 'cause I can't find a good answer to
>> this problem.
>>
>> I have a server program. [ start] starts th
Hi,
I want to open a TCP port, but restrict access based on a list of source
IP addresses. Can this be accomplished by using the YaST Firewall
module? (I couldn't find anything for this). If not, what's the
recommended way of doing this in 10.2, so that the next time I use YaST
to open a port, my
Benji Weber wrote:
> On 5/10/07, Sorin Peste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I want to open a TCP port, but restrict access based on a list of source
>> IP addresses. Can this be accomplished by using the YaST Firewall
>> module? (I couldn't
Alexey Eremenko wrote:
> On 5/12/07, Richard Bos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Provide updated/improved icons, so it is easy to patch.
> Did you read the bug report ? Look at the gray-background.
> The updated icons exist, but are not rendered correctly somehow... (In
> Yast)
>
Like somebody comme
Hi,
I am getting infrequent and seemingly random lock-ups on my openSUSE
10.2 - as in, nothing responds anymore (no ctrl+alt+backspace, nothing)
and the only solution is a computer reboot. How do I go about diagnosing
this problem? I am using KDE.
Thanks,
Sorin
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James Knott wrote:
> Sorin Peste wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am getting infrequent and seemingly random lock-ups on my openSUSE
>> 10.2 - as in, nothing responds anymore (no ctrl+alt+backspace, nothing)
>> and the only solution is a computer reboot. How do I go
I have two keyboard layouts enabled in the KDE keyboard tool and I want
to be able to switch between them by using some keyboard combination
(for example, CTRL+Shift). I've fiddled with Switching Options and the
xkb options but no matter what options I set, I can't switch via the
keyboard, only by
Mark Goldstein wrote:
> On 6/9/07, Sorin Peste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have two keyboard layouts enabled in the KDE keyboard tool and I want
>> to be able to switch between them by using some keyboard combination
>> (for example, CTRL+Shift). I've fiddle
Hi,
I've been trying to get Beryl working with openSUSE 10.2 but I haven't
had much success. To set it up I basically followed
http://en.opensuse.org/Beryl - and I've tried both AIGLX and just plain
nVidia drivers.
Here's what happens:
GNOME - Beryl tries to start at login, but after about 20 se
On 7/24/07, Hans van der Merwe wrote:
I have (on friends machine) - but uninstall all that and install the new
Compiz-Fusion, its the first efforts of the new merged Beryl and Compiz
group.
Works great on nVidia and AIGLX.
Its even fast enough now to run all day on my crappy onboard Intel on my
I'm writing to ask about AIGLX support in openSUSE 10.1 and 10.2. According
to an older e-mail on opensuse-factory
(http://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2006-08/msg00460.html), this is
not planned; however, the German wiki has a HOWTO for setting up AIGLX
(http://de.opensuse.org/AIGLX). I cou
It's been three times now that an update to some KDE packages has
changed the line
DISPLAYMANAGER_SHUTDOWN="all"
to
DISPLAYMANAGER_SHUTDOWN="root"
in /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager.
This makes the system display a prompt for the root password every
time I want to shutdown. I don't know exactl
Patrick Shanahan wrote:
> * Sorin Peste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [11-18-06 00:32]:
>
>> It's been three times now that an update to some KDE packages has
>> changed the line
>>
>> DISPLAYMANAGER_SHUTDOWN="all"
>>
>> to
>>
>
' Transaction failed: Need media 1: File
./i586/kdegraphics3-postscript-3.5.5-22.2.i586.rpm not found on media:
file:/ '
This is what I get when trying to update a bunch of packages via
zen-updater. My KDE repo is a mirror of the openSUSE service and is
located at
ftp://ftp.iasi.roedu.net/mirrors
Sorin Peste wrote:
> ' Transaction failed: Need media 1: File
> ./i586/kdegraphics3-postscript-3.5.5-22.2.i586.rpm not found on media:
> file:/ '
>
> This is what I get when trying to update a bunch of packages via
> zen-updater. My KDE repo is a mirror of the openSUSE
Sorin Peste wrote:
> Sorin Peste wrote:
>
>> ' Transaction failed: Need media 1: File
>> ./i586/kdegraphics3-postscript-3.5.5-22.2.i586.rpm not found on media:
>> file:/ '
>>
>> This is what I get when trying to update a bunch of packages via
I was wondering how many people tried upgrading their Suse 10.x to 10.2 RC1
since it came out (as opposed to doing a fresh install). I'm thinking of
doing the same but after botching the upgrade from 10.0 to 10.1 I'm a little
circumspect.
Anyone got success / horror stories they want to share?
T
Felix Miata wrote:
> My last several 10.2 updates I did as follows:
>
> # rug ref; rug up
>
> Now when I try that it just sits there for hours apparently doing nothing.
> 'ps -A | grep rug' shows nothing. How do I fix whatever's broken?
>
Check your Mono version. There is a bug in Mono 1.2.3 kn
I tried to update the mozilla-xulrunner181 package via ZMD and it failed
('invalid package'). So I downloaded the RPM from my mirror and tried to
do it by hand:
# rpm -Uvh /tmp/mozilla-xulrunner181-1.8.1.2-14.2.i586.rpm
Preparing...###
[100%]
Hi,
After running with SUSE 10.1 for a while I've decided it's time to
upgrade to openSUSE 10.2. What I'd like to do is a fresh 10.2 install
while keeping all my /home files (they are on a separate partition). But
I can't seem to get the installer to leave that partition alone. My
80-gig hard disk
On 3/28/07, David Bolt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 28 Mar 2007, Sorin Peste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:-
>Hi,
>
>After running with SUSE 10.1 for a while I've decided it's time to
>upgrade to openSUSE 10.2. What I'd like to do is a fresh 10.2 in
In my 10.1 days I got used to working with ZMD, which had more than
its share of problems, but also was able to tell me when new versions
of installed packages became available in the repositories.
I decided to drop ZMD in favor of zypper in 10.2, and either I am
doing something wrong or it can't
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